Bachelor Degree - Harvard University - Class of '83
Gregory Scherick graduated with honors from Harvard University with a practically useless degree
in English literature.
High School Part I - The Dalton School
For the freshman and sophomore years of his high-school education, Mr. Scherick attended New York City's prestigious prep school, The Dalton School. Here he not only witnessed filthy-rich trust fund kids snort cocaine off the desktop in class, but he also cut his promotional teeth by staging unapproved rallies in the lunch room, using the PE teacher's megaphone to whip the noontime crowd into an enthusiastic frenzy.
Dalton is perhaps best known as the school where Woody Allen picks up Muriel Hemingway in the film Manhattan.
High School Part II - Beverly Hills High - Class of '79
Mr. Scherick received his high school diploma from Beverly Hills High School. His senior year, Mr. Scherick
was the cartoonist for the school newspaper and to this day still has the distinction of being the only cartoonist ever called
into the principal's
office on three separate occaisions to be repremanded for misconduct. His biting and brilliantly incisive
political cartoons peeled the lid off the fetid underbelly of hypocrasy, intolerance and censorship that characterized the institution.
Life Study - Class of 2041 (or somewhere close to that most likely)
Though Mr. Scherick is grateful for the superb quality of his education, it's his intense study of the life process and the fundamental tenents of human nature that -- over the last few decades -- has held the most value for him. A scientist at heart, he has sought tirelessly through intense study to master the fundamental laws of myth that not only provide the foundation for every story ever told, but that offer guidance to human beings on their constant path towards enlightenment and an ever-higher expression of goodness. Mr. Scherick believes that you should not only "follow your bliss," but that you should make love to it and bring it flowers.